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An experimental documentary essay on the political imagination of iconic humanitarian, author, and advocate for the blind Helen Keller. World-famous by the age of 8 for having learned how to read and communicate through the finger alphabet, indelibly dramatized in William Gibson’s play The Miracle Worker, Helen Keller (1880-1968) remained for the course of her 87 years the most revered blind-deaf woman on the planet.

(John Gianvito, USA, English, 93min, DCP)